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It’s time to turn your waste into new business opportunities

Rising energy costs. Expensive labor. Growing populations. Is your wastewater plant prepared for all these challenges? Today, more than 50% of the world’s population of seven billion live in cities – and the trend towards urbanization continues to rise. Im-agine what this means for municipal wastewater and sludge treatment. Now add the increasingly stringent regulations and you will understand that what worked today may not work tomorrow.

In cities everywhere, there is an increasing need for efficient pro-

cessing of wastewater and sludge. And just as regulatory stand-

ards are tightening up, municipal budgets are also coming under

more pressure. To tackle these complex and conflicting challeng-

es, you need a partner with the full perspective of your wastewater

treatment needs, and an array of reliable solutions to solve them.

Full-line solutions for every global marketANDRITZ SEPARATION has been providing smart solutions for

solid/liquid separation for 150 years. Today, these cover the entire

wastewater and sludge treatment process, from screening and

thickening to dewatering and drying. Small or large cities, green-

field or brownfield, we’ve supplied innovative solutions to munic-

ipalities on every continent and in every regulatory environment.

Tackling the world’s biggest challengesIn Singapore, this means replacing six outdated sewage works

with three massive new wastewater treatment plants, including

constructing the largest drying plant in the world to date. With

five lines, each capable of evaporating 11 tons of water per hour,

the first new plant is now 100% sustainable, with dryers running

entirely on biogas produced by sludge digestion.

Whatever the scale of your operations, our ambition is the same: to

provide efficient, reliable and safe wastewater treatment solutions

that are less costly to install, operate and maintain while meeting

the strictest local requirements. And as part of a global organiza-

tion with professionals in 40 countries, we have the experience,

financial strength, and technical resources to deliver exactly that.

PRODUCTS

KNOWLEDGE

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With 150 years of experience in the liquid/solid separation business, ANDRITZ SEPARATION is well positioned to provide solutions for any type of separation, drying, or automation challenge. In fact, we deliver more wastewater treatment tech-nologies to this sector than any other supplier, ensuring that you always get the right solution.

In-depth process know-howIt’s all part of a comprehensive approach that we call 360 degrees

of separation. Rather than pushing a particular technology, we

start by applying extensive in-house knowledge to analyzing your

process requirements. Through in-depth consulting and testing,

we identify which of our three thickening, four dewatering, and

four drying systems will deliver the best results. Then we provide

the optimal screening and ancillaries to maximize it all. Collective-

ly, this depth of experience amounts to more than 10,000 waste-

water references, including more than 350 new municipal installa-

tions every year.

Global leader in sludge treatmentFor many, we’re known as the go-to experts in sludge treatment

and thermal drying. From screens with a peak flow of 400 MLD for

Changi, Singapore, to extremely efficient centrifuges with capture

rates of 95% in Ashford, UK, we’ve also provided more than 30

capital cities across the globe with innovative, reliable solutions.

As the only supplier with four thermal drying technologies and au-

tomation solutions in-house, it’s no surprise that we have supplied

more than 170 successful thermal drying systems worldwide.

Improving safety in all stagesMany of our customers today are keen to meet increasingly strin-

gent waterworks safety requirements. This is where our total ap-

proach to safety in terms of design, protection, and more come

into play. For example, all of our new drying systems are ATEX/

NFPA compliant to protect staff who are working in potentially

hazardous or explosive atmospheres. We also provide safety up-

grades for existing drying plants to meet the new regulations.

Your investment is our commitmentGiven the scale of investment and the lifecycles encountered in

wastewater treatment, we remain committed to delivering the

lowest total cost of ownership for your plant. This includes on-

going R&D partnerships, upgrades and process optimization, as

well as full-service contracts for the entire lifespan of your equip-

ment. Our aim is to keep your plant on the cutting edge by deploy-

ing the full strengths of our global organization.

Meeting tomorrow’s wastewater challengesrequires a bigger perspective

24,000EMPLOYEES IN

ANDRITZ GROUP

>30CAPITAL CITIES

SERVED

10,000 MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER

REFERENCES >350NEW PLANTS EVERY YEAR

220ANDRITZ GROUP

PRODUCTION SITES, SERVICE, AND SALES

COMPANIES

TECHNICAL SUPPORTOn-site or through remote diagnostics for fine-tuning of equipment and system performance.

SUSTAINABILITYFull raw material utilization, waste elimination processes, and environmental controls for minimal impact.

UPGRADES AND PROCESS OPTIMIZATIONImprovements in performance and safety of existing equipment to extend productive life and maintain asset value.

LIFETIME SUPPORT AND COMPLETE SERVICE OFFERING Full process support from concept to operation; full global after-sales support.

TEST FACILITIES From lab-scale to pilot plants and industrial-scale mobile units.

R&D PARTNERSHIPJoint product development for tailor-made customer solutions.

FEASIBILITY STUDIES Process simulations and full life costs/ROI calculations.

Our 360º approach

to wastewater challengesstarts with

YOUCONSULTINGExpert advice on customer- oriented process solutions.

LONG-TERM SERVICE CONTRACTS Full-service contracts for opera-tional safety, maintenance, and provision of parts.

BROADEST PRODUCT PORTFOLIOFull range of solid/liquid sep-aration systems and ancillary equipment.

AUTOMATIONComplete control systems for individual machines or turn-key systems, with in-house expertise.

EXTENSIVE PROCESS KNOW-HOW AND EXPERIENCE In-house expertise to ana-lyze process requirements and offer the best solution.

SAFETY ATEX/NFPA compliance and safety upgrades.

LAB TESTING FACILITIES

WORLDWIDE

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Where we fitinto your plant

Screening, thickening, dewatering, drying, or combustion. Wherever there’s a sep-aration challenge, we provide a complete system solution to solve it, backed up with process knowledge and in-house automation expertise to make the most of your investment.

INLET WORKS PRIMARY TREATMENT SECONDARY TREATMENT

WASHING/COMPACTING

SLUDGE TREATMENT

CONVEYINGSCREENINGS HANDLING

TERTIARY TREATMENT

THICKENING DEWATERINGDIGESTION COMBUSTIONDRYING

Screw lift pump

AquaScreen (fine screen)

Girapac (fine screen)

Rotospir (screw conveyor) Rotopress (washer, compactor)

AquaDrum (fine drum screen) Hydrasand filter

PowerDrain (belt thickener) Drum thickener

Decanter centrifuge

Belt press Screw press

Decanter centrifuge

Filter press

Paddle dryer Belt dryer

Fluid bed dryer Drum dryer

EcoDry (cyclone furnace)

EcoFluid (incinerator)

Sewer

AquaGuard (fine screen)

Decanter centrifuges

RENEWABLE ENERGYDISPOSAL/REUSEDISPOSAL/REUSE

FINAL TREATED EFFLUENT DISCHARGE RENEWABLE ENERGY

Screw turbine

DISPOSAL

How can we optimize your process?Maybe you’ve got an aging facility that needs an upgrade.

Or you need to reduce energy consumption as power

costs rise. This is where a more innovative approach may

be needed. Like our large decanter centrifuges, which

utilize a direct drive gearbox, high hydraulic pressure, and

our unique TurboJet weir plate to reduce energy consump-

tion by as much as 40%. All so you can maintain throughput

and efficiency at the lowest possible cost.

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Cost-effective screeningHigh capture and removal rates with lowest head loss

In our view, there is no such thing as just a “screen”. It’s always part of a larger solution involving other equipment that can be critical to the downstream efficiency of your plant. Naturally, the removal of all solids as efficiently and effectively as possible is the goal. But you also want to avoid excessive head loss, maintain velocity flow, and avoid a lot of expensive pumping.

Whether you require screens for a village-sized installation with just

1,000 inhabitants, or for a city of more than one million, we have

screens for wastewater treatment plants of all sizes. With cap-

ture rates of 99%, ANDRITZ screens have a long-standing rep-

utation as some of the most efficient in the industry. It might be

a robust, two-dimensional fine screen to minimize head loss, or

a high-strength, self-cleaning panel to ensure easy, hands-free

maintenance. Whatever the specific challenge, you have nearly

a dozen screening technologies to choose from. All so you can

meet the strictest regulatory standards and maintenance require-

ments, while letting gravity do the dirty work.

2DFINE SCREENS

99%CAPTURE RATE

WITH AQUADRUM SCREENS >5,000

SCREENS SOLD SINCE 1980

AquaScreenn Capture rate of >84%n Self-cleaning with

motorized brush and spray washing

n High-strength panels for channels up to 3 m wide

n Flow rates >500 MLD per unit

n 3 mm, 6 mm, and 10 mm mesh

AquaGuardn Capture rate of >70%n Self-cleaning with

motorized brush and spray washing

n High-strength panels for channels up to 3 m wide

n Flow rates >400 MLD per unit

n 1 mm, 3 mm, 6 mm, and 10 mm mesh

Girasieve, Girapac (for small WWTPs)n Fully encased designn High-efficiency rotating

drum with compacting screw

n Easy maintenance with built-in washing system

n Flow rates from 80 to >400 m3/h with 2 mm mesh

n Flow rates from 45 to 225 m3/h with 0.75 mm mesh

SCREENING

CONVEYING

Rotospir n High-quality components

ensure reliable performancen Design flexibility – easy to

adapt to specific plant pro-cesses and different types of materials

n Standard components simplify configuration, operation, and maintenance; fast installation

SCREENINGS HANDLING

WASHING/COMPACTING

Rotopress n Highly efficient compacting n Able to handle intermittent

stops with no jamming n Reliable screw-free design

DISPOSAL

ULTRA FINE SCREENING

AquaDrum n 99% capture rate of

ultra-fine solidsn Reduced membrane

cleaning cyclesn Easy to dismount and

service without toolsn Continuous waste

extraction

PRIMARY TREATMENT

SECONDARY TREATMENT

MBRSCREEN

Inlet

ANDRITZ AquaDrum, with 1 mm diameter apertures, achieved an impressive average

screenings capture rate of 99% at the National Screen Evaluation Facility in the UK, the country’s leading screen

testing facility.

AquaScreen

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High-efficiency thickening More solids, less water – in no time!

FEED AND FLOCCULATION

“We needed to significantly reduce operating costs and expand capacity. ANDRITZ’s

breadth of technology enabled us to do this while cutting polymer

costs alone by more than 40,000 EUR per year.”

SIMONE CAFFAZPLANTS TECHNICAL MANAGER

IN PUBLIACQUAFIRENZE PUBLIACQUA S.P.A.

Belt thickenern Flow rates up to

180 m3/h for SASn Outlet solids >7% DS n Polymer consumption

<5 kg/t for SASn Lower power

consumption

Drum thickenern Flow rates up to

90 m3/h for SASn Flow rates up to

100 m3/h for primary sludge

n Outlet solids >7% DSn Solids capture

>96%

Decanter centrifugen High flow rates of >150 m3/h without polymern Flow rates >300 m3/h

with polymern Outlet solids >4% DSn Automated control of

flow and outlet solids

THICKENING

Ask yourself a simple question: How efficient is your removal of free water in the sludge thickening phase? Do you have optimum gravity thickening of primary sludge? Could you reduce the need for expensive flocculants in secondary sludge to zero? Or close to zero?

These are the types of challenges our turnkey solutions for

sludge thickening are designed to solve. Our solutions include

everything from the basic machine supply and process design to

test work and consulting.

Our overall aim is to supply the fastest, most efficient thickening

technology with the most effective water recovery. And our in-

depth experience ensures that we can provide you with the right

technologies, systems, and process support to make sure this

happens.

In Florence, Italy, for instance, innovations like our D-scroll tech-

nology have helped to eliminate polymer costs with far lower

G-force. In Peru, it has boosted treated wastewater output to

more than one cubic meter per second. Compared with con-

ventional technologies, decisive cost-saving factors include the

lowest power and polymer consumption, producing thickened

sludge with high dry solids content of more than 7%.

>7%DS CONTENT

FOR SAS SLUDGE >96%SOLIDS

CAPTURE RATE

>300m3/h

FLOW RATES FOR SAS

TRANSPORT TO DIGESTION OR DEWATERING

Feed pumps, mixers, dosing systemsAs a turnkey provider, we also offer the full range of equipment for feeding and flocculation systems that are required for an efficient thickening process.

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Filter pressn >99% capture raten Outlet solids >35% DS

for primary sludgen Polymer consumption

<5 kg/t digested sludgen Optional fully automatic

cloth washingn Patented scraping de-

vice for fully automatic operation

Dewatering on another levelA smarter path to high dry solids

Already successfully in operation, TurboJet is a next-generation weir plate that reduces a centrifuge’s absorbed power by up to 30%. The exact amount of power you can save will depend on your flow rate, pond depth, and bowl speed. TurboJet can be fitted to ANDRITZ SEPARATION decant-ers (ANDRITZ, Bird, KHD, Gui-nard, etc.) and can also be retro-fitted to nearly all other brands of decanters.

Cut your electricity bill by up to 30%

“Our twelve D7LL decanter centrifuges have been in

non-stop operation for a full 70,000 hours – with reliable service over

a number of years – and all thanks to an excellent partnership

with ANDRITZ.”

SCOTTISH POWERDALDOWIE, SCOTLAND

FEED AND FLOCCULATION

Feed pumps, mixers, dosing systemsAs a turnkey provider, we also offer the full range of equipment for feeding and flocculation systems that are required for an efficient dewatering process.

Centrifugen Fully automated and

unattended operationn Capture rate >95% n Flow rate >120 m3/h for

digested sludgen Outlet solids >27% DS

for digested sludge

Belt pressn Lowest investment costn Flow rate >45 m3/h for

digested sludge n Greater than 25% cake

solids for digested sludge

n Polymer consumption <6 kg/t

Screw pressn Low energy consumptionn Flow rates >20 m3/h n Solids load

>800 kg DS/hn Totally enclosed design

for odor controln Outlet solids >25% DS

for digested sludge

DEWATERING

DISPOSAL/REUSE

The massive reduction in water in the dewatering phase – from typically 5% to 25% solids in just minutes – is a daunting task. Energy costs can soar. Reliability is essential. And flocculant costs can spin out of control. Whether you’re targeting a high cake solids content, trouble-free operations, lower operational cost – or all three – we offer a range of dewatering technologies that can be tailored to your specific needs.

For the largest plants, reliable, high-volume dewatering is an

absolute necessity. More than just trustworthy equipment, they

demand a partner that can deliver world-class performance for

the entire life of the contract – sometimes 30 years or more. In

the case of Scottish Power, this meant optimizing and installing

twelve state-of-the-art centrifuges, each with a capacity of

3,000 kg/h of dry solids. One decade and 20 million tons of pro-

cessed sludge later, the plant is still going strong, and new ener-

gy-efficient upgrades are just now being reviewed.

This is only one of hundreds of examples, but one that illustrates

the lengths we go to in guaranteeing decades of reliable dewater-

ing operations. Whether it’s providing a flexible range of systems,

reducing energy and flocculant costs to a bare minimum, or de-

veloping new innovative solutions to meet your needs.

TurboJet weir plate

>99%CAPTURE RATE

>35%DS FOR PRIMARY

SLUDGE

UP TO

30%POWER SAVINGS WITH TURBOJET

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World leader in municipal sludge drying4 solutions, 100% ATEX/NFPA compliant

Paddle, belt, fluid bed, or drum? ATEX/NFPA, Class A, or low-grade waste heat? What-ever your preferences and requirements, we offer the industry’s widest range of safe and efficient drying solutions – all tried and proven in the world’s largest and most complex plants.

The industry’s broadest portfolioWith more than 170 references in drying of municipal sludge, it’s

no wonder we offer so many ways to provide the driest final prod-

uct at the lowest cost. For many new customers, the surprising

fact is that all of them are also ATEX/NFPA compliant. And that a

customized solution is available to suit nearly any heating source

or downstream application. The choice is yours.

From waste to renewable energyTo reduce cost of ownership, we provide an equally wide range

of ways to conserve energy and minimize environmental impact.

For some, this means capturing low-grade waste heat to power

a belt drying system. For others it’s all about producing Class A

biosolids for profitable fertilizer products, or, in a recent project

in Shanghai, dramatically reducing the volume of sewage sludge

disposal to meet new regulatory demands. In Istanbul, the result

was a fully automated paddle drying plant with the highest effi-

ciency and lowest possible emissions.

Whether it’s a single dryer or a full turnkey solution, we support

you with all the test runs optimization, and technology needed to

make the most of your waste streams – every step of the way.

Paddle dryer

100%CLASS A

FINAL PRODUCT>170THERMAL DRYING

SYSTEMS INSTALLED >9,000,000TONS OF SLUDGE

TREATED ANNUALLY WITH ANDRITZ

SYSTEMS

>95%AVAILABILITY

Drum dryern Full drying to >90% DS,

producing Class A final product

n 3,000–12,000 kg/h water evaporation per unit

n <5% dust content in final product

n Waste heat recovery possible

n Exceptional product qual-ity for land application

Fluid bed dryern Full drying to >90% DS,

producing Class A final product

n 2,000–10,000 kg/h water evaporation per unit

n Fully automated operation

Paddle dryern Full drying to >90% DS,

producing Class A final product

n 200–5,000 kg/h water evaporation per unit

n Waste heat recovery option

n Flexible outlet moisture – partial drying possible

n Smallest footprintn Low exhaust gas volume

Belt dryern Full drying to >90% DS,

producing Class A final product

n 1,000–10,000 kg/h wa-ter evaporation per unit

n <5% dust content in final product

n Low grade waste heat as heating medium

DRYING

HEAT SOURCE BURNER

n Natural gasn Biogasn DieselAlternatives:n Waste heatn Thermal oiln Steamn Hot water

EXHAUST GAS TREATMENT

n Condensern Bio filtern Wet scrubbern RTO

PRODUCT OUTLET

Reuse/disposal n Fertilizern Alternative energy

source for power plants, cement kilns, etc. (calorific value similar to brown coal)

ASH TO DISPOSAL/REUSE

ENERGY

Reuse of waste heat for drying process

FROM DEWATERING

FEED SYSTEM

CLASS A PRODUCT (DRIED GRANULATE AT

>90% DS)

COMBUSTION

“We clean two million cubic meters of sewage every day.

ANDRITZ’s drying system, fueled by digester gas, has helped

us achieve substantially higher throughput at lower costs - all while

meeting our requirements for environmental sustainability.”

BAILONGGANG, SHANGHAI, CHINA

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Solving the world’smunicipal wastewater challenges

Over the years, we’ve built up a 10,000-strong reference list from all over the world. From developing to developed countries; smaller plants to some of the world’s largest, our breadth of experience is extensive. Here are a few examples:

Challenge

To improve the extremely poor capture ca-

pacity of an inlet works with eight 15 mm

mechanically raked bar screens. The aim

of the screen replacement was to install a

highly efficient, reliable, and low-mainte-

nance screening system with 11,600 L/s

hydraulic capacity.

Solution

Eight in-channel, travelling belt, perforated

panel Aquascreens, together with field in-

strumentation and associated engineering.

Result

With safety and reliability as top priori-

ties, Queensland Urban Utilities needed

a close and experienced collaboration

partner. From conceptual and technical

design support to supply, on-site delivery,

site inspections, testing, and commission-

ing, ANDRITZ SEPARATION not only met

these needs, but exceeded expectations

every step of the way.

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA – Queensland Urban Utilities

Challenge

Turn municipal waste from 600,000 local

residents into thousands of tons per year

of one of the market’s most sought-after

fertilizer pellets.

Solution

Three 2 m belt filter presses, two DDS 40

drum drying systems, and a 24-hour

fertilizer plant, operated and maintained

by ANDRITZ SEPARATION.

Result

Turning away from ocean dumping and

landfilling of sludge, OCUA now sells some

8,500 tons annually of OCEANGRO® fer-

tilizer pellets. Starting with three waste-

water treatment plants, with a combined

total flow of 80 MLD, the OCEANGRO®

program has since won accolades includ-

ing the Wave Award from the New Jersey

Association of Environmental Authorities,

and first place in the U.S. EPA National

Clean Water Act Recognition Awards.

OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY – Ocean County Utilities Authority

Challenge

Design, supply and install the world’s larg-

est drying plant, serving a new water treat-

ment facility initially sized to treat 800,000

cubic meters of water per day.

Solution

Five lines of DDS 110 drum dryers, each

line capable of evaporating up to eleven

tons of water per hour.

Result

The first stage of the drying plant has met

all of its targets, including throughput, ef-

ficiency, and high treatment standards.

Using the biogas created in the digestion

process, the dryers are also completely

self-sufficient in terms of thermal energy.

Further plans are now in place to expand

the treatment facility’s capacity in stages

up to a full 2.4 million cubic meters of wa-

ter per day.

CHANGI, SINGAPORE – Public Utilities Board of Singapore

Challenge

To serve 300,000 Brighton area residents

with a complete solution capable of han-

dling 95 MLD of wastewater and treating

it to full European Directive standards.

The plant, including anaerobic digestion,

dewatering, and sludge drying, would in-

clude a massive 16,000 m2 green roof –

the largest of its kind in the UK. It would

also need to produce renewable energy.

Solution

Two D6LX dewatering centrifuges and one

DDS 50 drum dryer, including a state-of-

the-art PLC and SCADA control system.

Result

The Brighton plant, the sixth in a series of

installations, now runs in excess of 98%

availability, producing Class A granulate at

100% ATEX/NFPA conformity. In addition

to its proven performance and reliability,

the solution was chosen for its particularly

high quality granulate, which is recycled

as fertilizer in accordance with strict local

regulations.

BRIGHTON, UK – Southern Water

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Local supportResponsive local service

centers and field service technicians

OEM spare partsWear and spare parts from

OEMs or in OEM quality in local inventories

Repairs & upgradesOptimization of machine

and process performance, repair work, retrofitting,

and modernization

Service agreementsPreventive maintenance, from

contracts for spare parts, maintenance, inspections, and repairs to upgrades

and operation

Second-hand and rentals

Certified second-hand and rental machines

AutomationAutomation tools to improve

processes and plants, both technically and

economically

Training Operator training and tailored seminars for operating and

maintenance personnel

Need to optimize your process? Boost availability? Ensure non-stop productivity? When you work with ANDRITZ SEPARATION, you gain access to one of the world’s largest OEM manufacturers for solid/liquid separation. Put our in-depth knowledge of separation equipment and processing to work for you.

Put 150 years ofOEM experienceto work

Vast experience through large installed baseWith an installed global base of more than 55,000 solid/liquid sepa-

ration solutions and systems, you can imagine that we take service

seriously. Wherever these customers are located, we work very close-

ly with them to maximize uptime and boost efficiency.

Well-known OEM brandsSome customers know us as the people with ANDRITZ SEPARATION

on our overalls. Others have come to understand that we are the OEM be-

hind former brand names like Netzsch Filtration, 3Sys Technologies, Bird,

KHD Humboldt Wedag, Rittershaus & Blecher, Guinard, Lenser, KMPT,

Escher Wyss, Royal GMF Gouda, Frau tech, and Sprout Bauer, companies

who all have been acquired by ANDRITZ. But frankly, we are capable of

servicing and supplying spare parts for nearly all brands of solid/liquid sep-

aration equipment on the market.

Local support backed by global expertiseOur service philosophy is simple: One phone call, one contact person, one

dedicated team that speaks your language and knows your equipment and

process. This is not an empty promise. It is backed by a network of 550 ser-

vice specialists for solid/liquid separation equipment and systems as well

as service centers all around the world.

A true full-service providerWhether you need spare parts, rentals, local service, repairs, upgrades, or

modernization of your equipment, ANDRITZ SEPARATION is a 360-degree

service partner. From initial consulting through to service agreements, plant

optimization, automation, and training programs, we are always looking for

ways to minimize downtime and increase predictability in operations while

raising your overall production efficiency. In short, we’ve got you covered.

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